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Developing AI field signal Signal 2d ago
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mitpress.mit.edu

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J. Nathan Matias Michael Ekstrand

““Algorithmic Realism” by @benzevgreen.bsky.social and @salome.bsky.social is on my short list of papers most foundational to my research. Super excited that Ben has turned it into a book, and it's available for pre-order! mitpress.mit.edu/978026205570...”

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Michael Ekstrand: “Algorithmic Realism” by @benzevgreen.bsky.social and @salome.bsky.social is on my short list of papers most foundational to my research. Super excited that Ben has turned it into a book, and it's …
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Michael Ekstrand: when I saw them present the conference paper version at FAccT 2020, my immediate reaction was “wait, my research paradigm has a name now?”, and it's become a mainstay of my research talks and bibli…
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Developing Responsible AI Signal 2d ago

Blooming in Muddy Waters: DEI at AI Ethics Conferences - Data & Society

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J. Nathan Matias

“@emnetspeaks.bsky.social has done research on this, and Zuri Wilson has an ethnographic study underway. Emnet has published some of that work here: datasociety.net/research-lib...”

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